Dozen Roses

Dozen Roses is a romantic deduction and bluffing card game inspired by the tradition of giving twelve roses as a proposal. Each player has a secret rose card, and players take turns playing rose cards face up or face down. By reading the visible roses, guessing the hidden ones, and deciding when the timing is right, players try to make the total number of roses exactly twelve. On your turn, you may declare “Proposal!” if you believe the total is exactly twelve. If the total is right, your proposal succeeds. If not, the result changes depending on the number of roses, leading to different flower-language endings. The game ends when all players have proposed or when the cards run out. Players who successfully reach exactly twelve roses win. English rules available in the Files section.